Alice Independent School District has earned a “B” in the state’s 2025 accountability reports, a result the district is celebrating as proof of rising academic achievement. The grade, first reported by the Alice Echo News Journal, signals forward momentum for the South Texas school system.

Pasadena Unified School District reopened Monday, welcoming hundreds of children who only weeks ago watched the Eaton Fire consume their homes. Administrators describe the return as emotional yet hopeful, trusting in what they call the students’ remarkable resilience.

As students sharpen pencils and pack backpacks, Springfield officials are sharpening their disaster plans. Back2School Safety Month now urges every classroom to prepare for severe weather, blackouts, lost phone lines, or even violence before the first bell rings.

A special summer camp in Winchester celebrated a significant milestone on Wednesday morning, thrilling campers with a helicopter landing, emergency vehicle tours, and the chance to operate an excavator.

Authorities are cracking down on illegal vaping products designed to appeal to kids, many of which are cleverly disguised and unrecognizable as e-cigarettes.

At a recent summit hosted by the Tarrant To & Through Partnership, counselors and students in Fort Worth emphasized the importance of starting college retention efforts in high school.

Over 500 residents gathered at the University of San Diego’s ninth annual STEAM Conference, immersing themselves in interactive workshops that fostered creativity and critical thinking. The free event marked the culmination of educational summer camps, highlighting the community’s commitment to innovative learning.

A recent survey by Common Sense Media uncovers a growing trend of teenagers seeking friendship through chatbots. Michael Robb, senior director at the organization, shared insights on “CBS News Mornings,” highlighting how digital companionship is shaping teen interactions.

Debra Des Vignes, inspired by a decade of crime reporting, founded the Indiana Prison Writers Workshop to help incarcerated individuals share their stories and heal. Through writing, inmates are finding a voice and a path to transformation.

A Kentucky teenager’s suicide exposes the alarming rise of AI-powered “nudify” apps used for digital blackmail. Threatening texts demanding $3,000 to suppress a fabricated nude image led to a tragedy that underscores the dark side of technology misuse.

‘Dora the Explorer’ celebrates 25 years of adventure, leaving a legacy that transcends generations. Can you say … Feliz Cumpleaños?

A startling number of Americans voice strong governmental opinions online, yet many cannot pass a basic civics test—a knowledge gap undermining our democracy.

Second Lady Usha Vance visited Camp Pendleton to read to children of Blue Star Families as part of her Summer Reading Challenge. Her visit aligned with the Blue Star Disney Books program, highlighting efforts to promote literacy among military families.

The Trump administration has announced a new policy barring immigrants without legal status from enrolling in Head Start, the federally funded preschool program. This move could significantly impact educational opportunities for many children across the nation.

Moorhead’s Farm in the Dell is bringing back its innovative Table to Farm Dinner series for the third consecutive year, introducing new outdoor events that flip the traditional dining concept on its head.

From toddlers to grandparents, there’s a perfect beach read for everyone this summer. Dive into our curated list of books that promise to entertain the whole family during your seaside getaway.

By choosing not to read, we forfeit the empathy and understanding that literature fosters. The Supreme Court’s recent ruling misses this critical point, fueling ignorance instead of enlightenment.

Surry Community College proudly marks a milestone as the first class of its Esthetics program graduates from the Cosmetic Arts Division. This achievement highlights the college’s commitment to expanding educational opportunities in the field of cosmetology.

Menopause is often shrouded in misconceptions. Experts are now debunking five common myths, shedding light on overlooked symptoms, and emphasizing the crucial need for support among women.

For a decade, the University Hospitals’ Health Scholars program has been shaping the next generation of caregivers through mentorship, hands-on clinical experience, and college application support for middle and high school students. The initiative continues to inspire youth aspiring to enter the healthcare field.

Premont families are invited to a free enrollment event at the Amanda Cardenas Pre-K Academy, marking a significant opportunity for early childhood education in the community.